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This preset isn’t designed to “transform” your image.

It’s designed to give you a clean, consistent starting point so you can spend less time fixing problems and more time actually creating.

I use this exact adjustment layer on everything from outdoor shoots to product work. It keeps my edits consistent without overthinking every slider.

Try it on a few different photos—you’ll see what I mean.

How to get the best results:

  1. Apply the preset to your image

  2. Adjust exposure first (don’t skip this)

  3. Fine-tune white balance if needed

  4. Make small tweaks based on lighting

  5. Save your final look as a reference

Presets are a starting point—not the final answer.

This is just the base layer of my editing system.

I built a full set of presets around it for different lighting, moods, and styles I use in real shoots.

If you want the full system I actually use in my work, it’s here:

I didn’t build these presets to sell a product.

I built them because I was tired of overediting every photo from scratch.

Over time, they became the system I use across almost everything I shoot—whether it’s client work, outdoor sessions, or personal projects.

If they help you get closer to a look you like, that’s the win.